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Allied Telesis
A 16-port unmanaged 10/100TX switch with an external multi-region power supply
This Allied Telesis AT-FS710/16E-60 provides sixteen Fast Ethernet ports for small office or home networks. It operates as an unmanaged Layer 2 device with an external power supply unit included. The switch suits users needing simple wired connectivity without configuration requirements.
Verify that an AC outlet is available for the external power supply unit supplied with the switch. Ensure existing cabling uses twisted-pair wiring compatible with 10/100TX speeds. Buyers needing Gigabit throughput or managed features should consider a different model.
| Brand | Allied Telesis |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 1.50 kg |
| Package size | 279 × 279 × 76 mm |
The unit is supplied with a multi-region external power adapter so no separate PSU is required.
This switch provides sixteen 10/100TX ports; select it when you need exactly sixteen Fast Ethernet connections.
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